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<blockquote data-quote="takethepoints" data-source="post: 52310" data-attributes="member: 265"><p>Just two points:</p><p></p><p>First, Keenan Reynolds, the present Mid QB, took over as a freshman and had never run the O before he got to Annapolis. It <em>can</em> take awhile to learn to run the O, but it doesn't <em>have</em> to. Hope JT shows as much affinity for the position as Reynolds did; their talent is about equal, though Reynolds is about 10 lbs heavier (they weighed about the same last year) and a step slower.</p><p></p><p>Second, a magic recruiting secret works in the academies favor here. <em>Everybody</em> at the academies is on full scholly. That means there aren't any numerical recruiting restrictions <em>at all. </em>A typical Mid football recruiting class has 50 - 55 people in it. Then the coaches see if they can find the 13 - 15 players who can actually contribute and they usually do. Tech has to be a lot more selective and, consequently, runs a much higher risk that its recruits won't contribute as much as anticipated. Hence the ability of the Mids to get the really big BBs. If they don't work out, no sweat. If they do, then life for Coach N is tres good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="takethepoints, post: 52310, member: 265"] Just two points: First, Keenan Reynolds, the present Mid QB, took over as a freshman and had never run the O before he got to Annapolis. It [I]can[/I] take awhile to learn to run the O, but it doesn't [I]have[/I] to. Hope JT shows as much affinity for the position as Reynolds did; their talent is about equal, though Reynolds is about 10 lbs heavier (they weighed about the same last year) and a step slower. Second, a magic recruiting secret works in the academies favor here. [I]Everybody[/I] at the academies is on full scholly. That means there aren't any numerical recruiting restrictions [I]at all. [/I]A typical Mid football recruiting class has 50 - 55 people in it. Then the coaches see if they can find the 13 - 15 players who can actually contribute and they usually do. Tech has to be a lot more selective and, consequently, runs a much higher risk that its recruits won't contribute as much as anticipated. Hence the ability of the Mids to get the really big BBs. If they don't work out, no sweat. If they do, then life for Coach N is tres good. [/QUOTE]
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